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Eclipse Papyrus -generation code - getters/setters/return operation [message #1867656]

Wed, 03 July 2024 03:40

Eclipse User

Hello,
I'm new to Eclipse Papyrus so I'm seeking for your help!
I'm using Eclipse Papyrus 2023-06 and tried to create Diagram Class from Papyrus Project.

I created 2 properties : name and firstname and set these properties to visiblity "private", type "String". When generate java code from UML , it create private variables but no getters or setters. Is there a way to customize the code generation to show automaticaly the getters and setters???

Also , when I create an Operation and set return parameter , there is the type return but nothing like "return ..." inside the operation created.
It's send me :
public String showInformationUser(String infoUser) {
}
How can I generate the default return inside the operation??

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Re: Eclipse Papyrus -generation code - getters/setters/return operation [message #1868040 is a reply to message #1867656]

Tue, 09 July 2024 11:44

Eclipse User

Hi,
getters and setters are not generated in case of Java. It might be good to make this configurable, but this is currently not the case. One way to do this would be to define a model-to-model transformation that is executed prior to code generation. You might want to create an issue via [1].
The "return" inside the body is not generated automatically, as a developer has to replace it with the suitable content of the method body anyway. You can define this content on the model level using an opaque behavior that is linked to an operation. The examples shipped with Papyrus SW Designer do that.

[1] https://gitlab.eclipse.org/eclipse/papyrus/org.eclipse.papyrus-designer/-/issues

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